Sentence examples for decisive motive from inspiring English sources
This indicates that the criterion of unbearable suffering, also when not being the decisive motive to request EAS, may be met in the majority of end-of-life cancer patients cared for in primary care when initiating the procedure of compulsory criteria assessment to evaluate whether EAS is permitted.
Again, we can see this when looking at the development of the renewables industry in Germany, where political and social motives were decisive for the development of the industry.
"We need a decisive player.
With its motives and principles called into question, Apple took a defiant stance, vowing to appeal Wednesday's ruling despite the judge's decisive verdict and a decision by all its alleged co-conspirators to settle.
Although the jury's verdicts were decisive, prosecutors admitted yesterday they remained puzzled about the motive behind the killings.
Lukács even goes so far as to claim that "it is not the primacy of economic motives in historical explanation that constitutes the decisive difference between Marxism and bourgeois thought, but the point of view of totality" (1921: 27).
Seneca (On Benefits) claims that gratitude may be owed for an obligatory act if the benefactor had gratitude-worthy motives beyond the motive to fulfill her obligation, and these gratitude-worthy motives were decisive in motivating her.
It risks making decisive action look more impactful than decisive speech and allowing those murders – both with specific motives – stand for anything and everything.
Thus, in his early work, Gerald Dworkin argues that someone who identifies with his motives lacks autonomy if this identification reflects the fact that he has "been influenced in decisive ways by others in such a fashion that we are not prepared to think of it as his own choice" (Dworkin 1976, 25).
